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CATALOGUE.

FOREIGN COPPER COINS.

;T 1 Bahama. '1806. Cent. Good.

\ i 2 Barbadoes. 1788. Penny. Rev. Pine apple. Very fair.

5* 3 Canada. Newfoundland, Nos. 7, 9, 12; New Brunswick,
17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 24; Prince Edward Island, 25, 28, 30;
Nova Scotia, 32, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 40, 41, 44, 48, 50,
51, 52, 54, 55 ; Miscellaneous, 63, 71, 90, 91, 93, 95, 96
(three different names of Bank), 97 (4 do.), 99, 100,
101, 104, 119, 129, 132, 150, 176, 219. No duplicates;
many very scarce ; average condition strictly fine ; one
pierced. 59 pieces

The numbers in last lot refer to Leroux’s Numismatic Atlas of Canada,
a little work of great convenience for immediate reference, lately pub-
lished.

4 Duplicates of last number. Penny and half penny size.
Several scarce. Good and fine. 34 pieces

a* 5 Half penny token without date. Nova Scotia and New
Brunswick. Ship; Success. Rev. Female seated.
Leroux 56 (he says “already sold for 5.75”). Good and
rare.

U 6 England. 1792. Coventry or Lady Godiva halfpenny
token. Very fine and scarce.

St, 7 1793. Coventry half penny. Lady Godiva naked, on
horseback, and elephant. Same type as last. Fine and sc.

So 8 1794 Lady Godiva. Rev. Coventry Cross. Uncirculated.

•o 9 1794 Prince of Wales Masonic token. V. fine and scarce.

to 10 1790 Hagley half penny token. Fisherman and Shepherd.
Proof. Very scarce.

ii- 11 1791 Bust of Handel. “Benevolent Choral Fund; ” half
penny. Very fine and rare.

4

Foreign Copper Coins.

12 1794 Hereford half penny. “Success to the cider trade.”
Very fine.

to 13 1794 Norwich half pennies. “Success to the plough &
shuttle.” Varieties. Proof. 2 pieces

14 1 7 95— ’96 “Is. worth of bread; good Lord deliver us.”

Half penny tokens ; varieties. Proof. 3 pieces

15 1796 “Bread for Is. April, 1796; God be praised.”

Half penny tokens. Varieties. Proof. 2 pieces

30 16 1796 Beggar receiving alms. “ I was hungry and ye gave

me meat.” Half penny tokens. Varieties. Uncir-
culated or proof. 3 pieces

31 17 1795 Baker’s half penny. “To lessen the slavery of Sun-

day baking,” etc. Proof.

2o 18 1796 Sheaf of Wheat. “ Relief against monopoly;” half
penny. Proof.

19 1796 Bust of George III. “He feels his people’s wants
and relieves them.” Half penny tokens. Varieties. Un-
circulated. 2 pieces

2 S' 20 1796 “Corn imported by Government.” Half penny
token. Proof.

■] 21 1795 William Stinton h. penny and another. Fine. 2 ps.
2S 22 Essequebo and Demarary. 1813. Stiver. Uncir. 21.
u-i 23 France. Napoleon II, 1816. 1 and 3 centimes Essai.

Proof. 2 pieces.

So 24 Germany. Luck of love token. Cock treading a hen,
etc. Silvered ; very fine. 10.

i L 25 Greece. 1833. 10, 5, 2 and 1 lepta. Sharp; bright red.

Fine and rare set. 4 pieces

rj 26 1869 2 and 1 lepta, essai. Proof; rare. 2 pieces

lo 27 1870 10 lepta. Uncirculated.

3^ 28 Holland. 1544 (large date). Copper token with full
figure of St. Nicholas. Very fine and rare. 19.

ii. 29 India. 1879. “ Victoria Empress.” Quarter anna. Br. red.
a 30 Italy. Various States, Principalities and Cities, from early
issues of modern coinage to about 1799. Sicily, Naples,
Tuscany, Papal States, Parma, Modena, Bologna, etc.
Average condition fine, and few, if any, duplicates. A
desirable lot for a collector or dealer. 89 pieces.

0 31 1800 and subsequent dates, inclusive of large coin of

Philip IV, 1622. Many dates and varieties. Aver-
age very good. 26 pieces

1 (I 32 Japan (1843). Trial pieces of the 100 cash or tempos;

1st in zinc, 2d in bronze, 3d copper, 4th the coin as is-
sued. A perfect and rare set from the Blake collec-
tion (Scott, October, 1881, No. 365.) Oval. 4 pieces

Foreign Copper Coins.

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C 83 Tempos. Similar to last. Copper. 31 x 21. 6 pieces,
rjo 34 Mexico. .1864. Un centavo. “ Imperio Mexicano.”
Copper, proof. Very rare.

1- 35 Miscellaneous. Includes a brass counter of William III

of England ; Victoria model Half penny, etc. Fine
lot. 6 pieces

\’j 36 Papal States. Pius VIII. 1829. Mezzo baiocclio. Un-
circulated. 16.

»4- 37 Pius IX. 1848. 2 baiocchi. Bright red, sharp. 22.

37 88 The same. 1866. 4 soldi, with bust. Very fine. 22.

>1.39 The same. 1866. 2 soldi, with bust. Proof. 20.

40 The same. 1867. 4, 2, 1, and £ soldi. Bust. Very fine

or uncirculated. 4 pieces

u 41 The same. 1867. 1 and | soldi. Uncirculated. 2 pieces

3o 42 The same. 1868. 4 soldi. Uncirculated. 22.

37 43 Perrugia. 1796. Due e mezzo (2£) baiocchi. Bust of St.

Peter with keys of heaven. Very fine and scarce. 20.
^ 44 Russia. 1758-’90. 2 kopecs. Archangel slaying the

dragon. All different dates and good. 8 pieces

u-45 1763. 2 kopecs. Same type. Very good. 22.

1 46 1763-88. 5 and 2 kopecs. Good. 5 pieces

*6 47 1778 and ’86. 5 kopecs. Monogram and arms. Good. 26.

2 pieces

li-48 1788 2 kopecs. Archangel slaying Dragon. V. good. 22.
to 49 1789 2 and 1 kopecs. Same type. V. good. 2 pieces
U 50 1795 2 kopecs. Same type. Fine.

^ 51 17 96 5 kopecs. Double-headed eagle crowned and mono-
gram. Very fine. 28.

I* 52 1802 5 and 2 kopecs. Arms and inscription. Very fine.
2 pieces.

53 1809 5 kopecs. Same type as last. Very fine. 27.

<3 54 1812 and 1842. 2 kopecs. Very fine. 2 pieces

55 Sicily. Ferdinand IV, 1803. 6 tornesi. Uncirculated and
scarce. 22.

6V56 Ferdinand I, 1817. 8 and 4 tornesi. Bright red. Very
scarce. 22 and 18. 2 pieces

^>57 The same. 1818. 8 tornesi. Br. red. Very scarce. 22.

58 The same. 18}9. 10 and 5 tornesi. Bright red. Very

scarce. 24 and 20. \ 2 pieces.

59 The same. 1819. 5 tornesi. Bright red.

2- 7*6 0 Franciscus I. 1826. 2 tornesi. Bright red and scarce.

2^61 Ferdinand II. 1838. 1£ tornesi. Bright red and scarce.

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Foreign Copper Coins , Etc.

10, 5, 2 and 1
4 pieces

2 pieces.

Uncir. 2 pcs

3c. 62 The same. 1839. 5 tornesi. Proof. 20.

'1 63 The same. 1840. 1 tornesi. Bright red.

So 64 The same. 1841. 10 tornesi. Proof and rare. 24.

65 The same. 1842 2, and 1844 L tornesi. Nearly proof.

2 pieces

\s 66 Spain. Provisional Government, 1870.

centimos. Proof. A scarce set.

'+67 1870 10 and 5 centimos. Same as last.

68 Alfonso XII. 1877. 10 and 5 centimos.

• o 69 The same. 1878. 10 and 5 centimos, the latter proof.

2 pieces

‘to 70 St. Helena. 1821. Half penny. Uncirculated.

I 71 Siam. Pewter or tin money, similar to Chinese cash.

50 pieces

1^72 Another lot. 50 pieces

73 Turkey. 40, 20 and 10 paras. As near proof as any
Turkish coins I have seen. 22, 18 and 14. 3 pieces

'I 74 Another set in about the same condition. 3 pieces

'is 75 Duplicates of preceding lots. Bright red. 7 pieces

T76 Duplicates of the Russian 2 kopecs, Turkey, etc. Nearly
all large and good. 8 pieces

■j 77 Venice. Provisional Government, 1849. 5, 3, and 1

Centesimi. Uncirculated. 3 pieces

GOLD COINS.

oul-78 Phoenix. “ Health restored ’’ token. 10.

nus-79 Augustus. Bust to right. CAESAR avgvstys pater
patriae. Rev. Caius and Lucius. Aureus. Fine and
rare.

ns"80 Brandenburg. Frederic Margrave, 1508. Ducat. Figure
of saint with Paschal Lamb. Rev. Four shields. In-
scription in Gothic letters. Very fine and rare.

4f» o 81 England. Edward III. Broad rose noble of the usual
type. Loop of fine gold, with a small piece of edge
that can easily be soldered, accompahies the coin. Fine
and rare. 24.

82 George III. 18-2. Third guinea. Very good. Nicked.

joe 83 Ferrara. Alphonsus II (1559). Broad ducat. Arms and
cross with Paschal Lamb on a rock. IN HOC SIGNO
VINCES. Uncirculated and rare.

Gold Corns.

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4 84 Flanders. Louis le Male (1864-84). Duke seated on
throne, a shield with lion at his left, lvdovlcvs
dei GRA comit dns fland. Rev. Blooming cross, etc.
A beautiful coin, strictly uncirculated and rare. 19.

v 85 Florence. St. John the Baptist and fleur-de-lis. Earliest
type of the ducat. Uncirculated.

11 86 France. John II.- (1350-’64). Franc a cheval. King in
armor and drawn sword on richly caparisoned horse to
left. Rev. Ornamental cross, etc. Extremely fine and
rare. 18.

**87 Charles VI. (1380-1422). Ecu a la couronne. Crowned
arms and ornamental cross. Very fine. 17.

* 88 Francis. ( 1514— ’46). Ecu d’or. Same type and size as

last. Fine.

^89 Genoa. 1586. Double ducat, struck under Conrad II.
RO (mae) rex. Uncirculated and rare.

**90 Italy. Frederic I. Barbarossa. (1 155— ’69). Fine bust
laureate, in toga to right, cesar avg imp rom. Rev.
fridericvs. Eagle. In size and appearance similar to
ancient aureus. Very fine and extremely rare.

^ 91 Charles V ., Quint (1519-'58). Fine bust to right, with
spiked crown, carolvs v roma imp. Rev. Female
applying the torch to a book, cornucopia on her left
arm. MAGNA opera domi. Double ducat ; very fine
and rare.

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* 92 The same. Bust laureate to right. garolvs mu rom.

im. Rev. Arms. Rare ducat ; uncirculated.

7 93 Holland. 1598. Full figure of warrior with halbert and
sword and crowned arms. Fine ducat, struck in Frisia.

>‘94 1731 Ducat. Warrior with sword and bundle of sticks ;
inscription on rev. in square tablet. Fine, but a little
bent.

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" 95 Malta. Hugo de Loubens Verdalle. G. M. of the Knights
of Malta (1582-‘95). Kneeling Grand Master receiv-
ing banner from a saint. Rev. Full figure of Christ
surrounded by 9 stars in oval of pellets. ' Zechin.
Brilliant impression. Uncirculated and rare.

J 96 Papal States. Julius II (1503-13). Arms. Rev. Christ
and Peter in a boat, sanctvs petrvs alma roma.

. Zechin; fine and rare.

J 97 Clement VII ,J)f('.dici (1523-'34). Crowned arms. Rev.
Peter casting his net. in the sea. Rare and uncirculated

zechin, probably by the celebrated Benvenuto.

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98 Russia. Elizabeth 1,1758. Rouble. Bust of Empress
and arms. Uncirculated ; scarce.

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Gold Coins — Foreign Coins and Medals.

Spain. Ferdinand and Isabella. Busts facing, S. below.
Rev. Arms. A very fine double ducat, struck at
Seville. Rare.

Philip II. 1582. Bust to right and arms, phtlip rex
ara. vitri siciliae hiervsa. Ducat, struck for Italy.
Uncirculated and rare.

Transylvania. George Ratozki. 1646. Bust in fur cap,
etc. Fine and rare ducat.

Venice. Marco Cornaro, Doge (1365-’67). Doge re-
ceiving standard from St. Mark, and full figure of
Christ in oval. Zechin ; fine and very scarce.

Andreas Contarini (1367-’82). Zechin ; same type as
last. Uncirculated.

Aloys Mocenigo (1570-,77). Zechin ; usual type. Very
fine.

United States. 1802 over ‘01. Half eagle. Very fine.

1803 over ’02. Half eagle. Very fine.

FOREIGN COINS AND MEDALS— SILVER.

Selection of fine Crowns, Double Crowns, Triple Crowns, Medieval
Coins etc. ; many rare and desirable.

<f>ol07 Austria. Sigismund. 1486. Crown. Ducal figure in
armor. Rev. Knight in armor, on horseback, charging
to right; 16 shields on border. One of the earliest
crowns with date. Remarkably fine and rare.

5«c108 Maximilian. 1614. Double crown, as Grand Master of
the Order of Teutonic Knights. Full figure of emperor
and knight in armor on horseback. Fine and very
scarce.

fool 09 Leopold. 1626. Double crown. Bust to hip, crowned.
DVX BVRGVNDIAE, etc. Very fine.

£»:rll0 Leopold, Archduke, and Claudia de Medici. Busts
iugata; struck on the occasion of their nuptials.
Double crown, without date. Very fine.

Stf 111 Ferdinand Charles, Archduke. (1632). Bust and
crowned eagle. Sharp, uncirculated double crown,
struck for Tyrol. Rare.

roo!12 Leopold, hogmouth. Double crown without date. Large
bust in armor laureate. Rev. Crowned eagle. Sharp
and beautiful impression. Uncirculated.

Vc 113 The same. Double crown. Duplicate of last number.
Very fine.

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Foreign Coins and Medals.

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)»o 114 Charles VI. 1737. Set of numbered crowns, struck in
this year, the numbers 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 under the bust.
All very fine, and as a complete set, rare. 5 pieces
hi 115 Maria Theresa. 1780. Levant crown. Uncirculated.
ii0 116 Francis L 1816. Obituary medal. Bust to right.

franc i arbi CONSERVATVS. Rev. The three Fates,
one of them cutting the silvery thread ; angel pointing
above patri farce. Medal of excpiisite workmanship
by Lang. Proof. 24.

117 Francis Joseph I. 1818. War medal with bust, granted

to the Tyrolese defenders. Very fine. 20.

118 AuGvSBURG. 1639. Crown. Bust in armor of Ferdi-

nand III. Rev., View of the city, a fir cone on pedes-
tal and cherub’s head above. Fine.

>fo 119 Baden. Leopold, Grand Duke. 1844. Double medal-
lie Vereinsthaler. Bust to right. Rev., Statue erected
to his father. Uncirculated.

120 Bavaria. Louis I. Double Thaler. Bust of king.

Rev. Accolated busts of his son, Maximilian, juid of
Crown Princess Mary of Prussia. Uncirculated.

121 Belgium. Leopold I. 1849. Two and one francs.

Very sharp impressions ; nearly proof. 2 pieces

if 122 Leopold I and II. Busts jugata. 2 and 1 francs, struck
on the 50th anniversary of independence. 1830-1880.
Uncirculated. 2 pieces

> or 123 Brittany. Francis I. (1442-50). Testoon. francis-

CVS BRITON. DVX. Rev. SIT NOMEN DNS BENEDICTVS
and arms. Very fine and rare.

2oo124 Brunswick. Julius. 1V86. Thaler. Wild man with
stripped pine tree and burning taper, hence called
Licht or light thaler. Rev. Arms surmounted by a
horse. Fine for this rare early type.

iff 125 Christian. 1624. Crown. Bust of St. Andrew with
cross and arms. Struck for Minden. Fine and scarce.
2oo 126 Rudolph Augustus. 1679. Double crown. Duke on
horseback to left. Rev. Arms. The field slightly
rough above, but very fine and rare. 38. C

• 127 Bohemia. Louis I (1520-30). Schliekthaler. Figure

of saint, of barbarous execution, and Bohemian lion.
Fine.

U$"128 Another. Similar to last. Good.

'.4-0 129 Mathias II. 1612. Double crown. Crowned bust and
arms surrounded by the collar of the Order of the
Golden Fleece, iivng et bohe rex, etc. Fine and

rare.

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Foreign Coins and Medals.

cjSoloO Cologne. Double crown. Full figures of the three
holy kings, with their gifts, facing, iaspar, melchior
et baltasar. Rev. St. Ursula, her father, the King
of Cornwall, and a few of her 11,000 companions in
a ship, bearing the arms of England and of Brittany.
Said to have been struck in 1516. Fine and very rare.
See Anthon, 2360.

To 131 England. Ethelred II. Penny. Bust to left. Rev.

Long voided cross. London mint. Ver}’ fine and
scarce.

132 The same. Penny. Rev. Small cross. Fine.

>.«ul33 Richard, Lion Heart. Aquitaine penny, ricardvs.
Rev. Cross ; aqvitanie. Fine ; rare.

>5134 Edward I. York penny. Good.

/flS5 Philip and Mary. 1554. Shilling. Busts facing, etc.
Faces rubbed ; good and very scarce.

>M-136 Elizabeth. Shilling. Good. Six and twopence. Very
good. Thread hole near border for label. 3 pieces

3c 137 James I. Shilling, quae deus, etc. Very good.

*] \s 138 Charles II and Catharine. Busts jugata to right. Rev.

Hemisphere showing Eastern and parts of Western
Continents, diffusus in orbe britannus. 1670.
Rare and interesting medal, illustrative of British
power. In fine condition. 26.

i to 139 William III. Fine portrait bust to right. Rev. View of
naval engagement, ob class gall, ab ang. et holl
yict. et delet. d. 29. 31 Mai 1692. Very fine and
rare medal. 25.

»>o 140 George II and Caroline. Busts jugata. Rev. Britannia
seated on a throne, etc. imperivm sine fine dedi ;
felix Britannia. Extremely fine medal ; rare. 27.

3.5141 France. Philip. (1285-1314). Testoon. Very good
and scarce.

142 Louis XIV. Majestic portrait bust in high relief to the
right. Rev. Biga driven by a Victory over clouds,
landscape with troops beneath, victoriae celeritas
incredibilis, etc. 1668. A very beautiful and rare
medal. 31.

Xfn 1 43 Napoleon 1. England as a bull-dog tearing up the treaty
of Amiens, May, 1803. Rev. Victory 011 horse to right ;
inscription commemorating the occupation of Hanover
by the French army in June of the same year. I11
exergue (Fr.) “Struck with silver of the mines of Han-
over, year 4 of Bonaparte.'' Very fine, original, and
the only one I have seen. 26.

Foreign Coins and Medals.

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20 146

10 147

l So 148

i is 149
3 i0 150

2^ 151
Jos' 152

3o 153

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1 30 155

U° 156
1 3o 157

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The same. Accolated busts of Napoleon, Alexander I,
and Frederic William III. Rev. paix de tilsit. The
river-god Niemen reclining, in his hand the house where
treaty of peace was signed. Original ; very fine. 26.

Frankfurt. 1862. Female bust and arms. Double
Vereinsthaler. Extremely fine.

Greece. 1874. 50 lepta. Uncirculated.

Hesse. 1785. Centennial jubilee of French Protestant
Church. Busts facing of Charles I and Frederic II,
landgraves. Rev. French inscription. Very fine
and rare. 25.

Holland. 1533. Crown. Bust of Charles V (Quint).
Rev. Arms of the three imperial cities, Campen,
Daventer, and Zwolle. Very good; rare.

1583 Another crown of the same cities, struck under
Rudolphus II. Good.

1673 Double crown. Armed knight on horseback to
right, over shield. Rev. Large crowned shield, sup-
ported by two crowned lions, res parvae crescvnt
Concordia. Very fine and rare.

1693 Double crown. Armed knight, a shield at his
feet. Rev. Crowned shield ; same legend as before.
Extremely fine and rare.

1737 Shooting match medal of Delft. Old Time and a
female bestow gifts on a youth with a very large
blunderbuss-like gun. Rev. Inscription. Proof; rare.'
25.

1753, 1760. Essays of coinage for East India Company.
Uncirculated. 11 and 14. 2 pieces

1813-1815. Military cross ; loop. Very fine. 22.

Italy. Lucca. 1753. Crown. Arms crowned. Rev.
St. Martin on horseback, as a Roman soldier, dividing
his cloak with a beggar. Fine ; very scarce.

Mantua. 1703. Crown. Bust of Duke Ferdinand
Charles. Rev. Military trophy. Fine.

Modena. 1796. Crown. Hercules III, Duke of Modena,
Reggio, and Mirandola. Large bust and arms. Very
good.

Milan. St. Ambrosius seated. AMBER SCS. Rev. Cross ;
mediolany. Fine and rare double denar, struck
during the great interregnum about 1260. See Anthon
1719.

1848. 5 lire, provisional, struck at Milan, italia libera
dio lo vuole. Uncirculated ; scarce.

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Foreign Coins and Medals.

4S160 Naples and Sicily. Alfonso I. (1433-’58). Testoon.

Full figure on throne ; alfoesvs, etc., on rev. Very
fine and rare. 17.

5c 161 Ferdinand. (1458). Coronation testoon. Crowned
bust to right. Rev. Archangel in armor, etc. Very
fine and rare. 17.

ix.162 Ferdinand II. 1 836— '5 1 . 20, 10, and 5 grani. Sharp;

perfectly uncirculated. 3 pieces

<ocl63 Papal States. Paul III. (1 534— ’49) . Full figure of

St. Paul and Papal arms. Testoon. Very fine, and
must be rare, as there were no coins of this Pope in the
Anthon cabinet.

i/p 164 Innocent XI. (1683). Bust to right. Rev. non pro-
dervnt in die vltionis, in scroll work ; human head
between an eagle and a lion above. Fine scudo, by
Hameranus. See Anthon, 1806.
la-165 Pius IX. 1864. 20 baiocchi. Bust, etc. Fine.

3S”166 The same. 1866. 2 lire. Bust, etc. Uncirculated.

"jc 167 The same. 1867. 2^ lire. Same type. Rare issue; un-

circulated.

ic 168 The same. 1867. 10 and 5 soldi. Uncirculated. 2 pcs

io 169 The same. 1868. 1 lira. Uncirculated.

Id 170 The same. 1869. 10 soldi. Uncirculated.

135*171 Tuscany. Cosmos III. 1685. Scudo. Bust in wig
and armor. Rev. Baptism of Christ by St. John.
Fine and very scarce.

nr 172 The same. 1698. Scudo. Crowned bust to right.

Rev. The port of Leghorn. Fine ; very scarce.

IW173 The same. 1699. Emblem crown, called “ pezza della
rosa.” Arms of the Medici family, crowned. Rev. A
thorny rose bush. Fine and scarce.
i‘fS'174 The same. 1701. Same type as No. 172. Very fine
and scarce.

Mo 175 Peter Leopold. 1786. Crown, struck at Pisa. Bust
and crowned shield. Fine.

Jo 176 Venice. Ant. Venerio (?) Matapan. dvx, vertically
between St. Mark and the doge. Very fine. Size 14.
Another, size 11. 2 pieces

l oo 177 Francis Molino. (1 646— ’55). Scudo. Bust of St. Mark
with book of gospel in a shield. Rev. Ornamental
cross. Fine and scarce.

I.dT178 1848. 5 lire of the Republic. Winged lion of St. Mark,

and inscription ; “ 22 Marzo.” Proof surface ; un-
circulated.

Foreign Coins and Medals.

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$079 1848. 5 lire. Winged lion on a pedestal, inscribed “11

Agosto.” Companion piece to last; same condition.

180 1848. 15 centesimi, provisional. Uncirculated.

><081 Metz. 1640. Crown. Bust of St. Stephen, the first
martyr. Rev. Arms of the city surrounded by fleurs-
de-lis. Fine and rare.

i082 Munster. 1528. Double crown of Anabaptists. Brazen
serpent on a cross, surrounded by kneeling and dying
Israelites. Rev. Christ on the cross. Inscription in
German dialect. Fine and rare. 29.

o083 Mexico. Early 4 real of Charles I and his mother
Joanna (about 1530). Pillars of Hercules, crowned;
M for Mexico mint. Rude, but very good and rare.
Earliest American half dollar.

G 184 Cob money for 2 reals. Fine and scarce ; also a triangular
piece of Spanish quarter dollar, formerly current in
Spanish America. Good. 2 pieces

2o 185 Vargas dollar. 1811. Fair. 2 pieces

i,186 Yturbide. 1822. 2, and 1 real, medio or i real, m. Bust
to right and crowned eagle on nopal. Augustinus
DEI PRO VIDENTIA MEX I IMPERATOR CONSTITUT. As
nearly proof as Mexican coins are found. Extremely
rare and desirable set. 3 pieces

Sol87 Nurnberg. 1680. Crown. View of the city ; Hebrew
word, above. Rev. Three shields. Very fine and
scarce.

>ol88 Norway. Christian V. 1680. Double crown. Bust
in toga, laureate, to right. Christian 5 d. g. rex
dan. nor. YA. & got. Rev. Norwegian arms crowned,
the ornaments between the shield and crown arranged
to form a large human face. Fine, remarkable and
rare. 30.

089 Nepaul, India. Smallest silver coin known; native
characters. Perfect. 5.

2-190 Russia. Ancient silver kopec. Archangel slaying a
dragon. Nearly fine; scarce.

091 Peter I, the Great. 1723. Crown. Bust laureate and
four Russian P’s crowned. Very fine.

0 92 Peter II. 1729. Crown; same type as last. Good.

' V 1 9 3 Elizabeth. 1759. Medallic rubel, struck for victory at
Kueversdorf/ Bust to right. Rev. Warrior with lance
and banner standing amid a scene of slaughter. Good,
rare.

094 1828. 3 rubel, platina. Very fine; specific gravity

greater than gold. Intrinsic value about $2.50/

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Foreign Coins and Medals.

4-o 195
44T196

4x197

u«198

• 3*o 199

^200

3or201

2oo 202

*•*203

i or 204

it*r205

*3o 206

oo207

Roumania. Charles I. 1881. 2 and 1 lire or francs.

Uncirculated and scarce. 2 pieces

Servia. 1879. 2 and 1 lire; 50 para. Uncirculated

and scarce. 3 pieces

Siam. Bullet money, probably a fraction of the tical.
Fine. 4.

Saxony. Frederic, the wise. (1486-1525). Bust in
electoral garb, sword drawn. Rev. Busts facing, of
John and George, with flat caps, whence called Ivlapp-
miitzen thalers. Fine and scarce early crown.

Christian Johann, George and Augustus. 1597. Crown.
Three busts facing. Rev. Arms. Sharp, perfect im-
pression; almost proof. Veiy rare in this condition.

Christian II. 1603. Triple crown, of usual crown size
but very thick. Bust in armor to right, drawn sword.
Rev. Busts of his two brothers in a circle of small
shields. Very good ; rare.

1617. Satirical Reformation crown. Full figure of
Luther, a lighted taper in his hand, pointing to the
Holy Bible on altar ; Elector on left with drawn sword
conferring the Apostolic benediction. Hebrew word
above, verbym domini manet in aeter. Rev. A
knight in armor holding up a scale containing on one
side a grotesque figure of the Pope, almacht, on the
other a crowned serpent, die vernvnft. iosva i
confide, non derelinq yam te. Uncirculated.

John George. 1630. First centennial of the Augsburg
confession. Jubilee crown. Bust to right, etc. Rev.
Bust of John, and date 1530. Fine, scarce.

Christian. 1717. Second jubilee of reformation. Bust
in armor. Rev. Luther kneeling, a Bible and radiant
light in his hands, Hebrew word above, etc. Very
fine. 28.

1730. Accolated busts, Luther and Melanchthon. Rev.
Seven princes with shields kneeling around flaming
altar, radiant triangle above, etc. Extremely fine and
rare medal of the second jubilee. 27.

John and Amalia. 1872. Busts jugata with aged
features. Uncirculated double Vereinsthaler, com-
memorative of their golden wedding. Very scarce.

Schleswig-Holstein. Frederic. 1626. Crown, fri-
DERICVS D. G. DVX SLES. ET HOLSATE. Rev. Shield
of arms. Very fine and rare.

Scotland. Alexander III. Silver Penny. Crowned
bust to left. Rev. rex scotorvm. Fine and scarce.

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' 208 Spain. Philip II. Crown. Bust in armor to right.

PHILIP R. ANG. FRAN. NEAP. PIU. HIS. Rev. Ill a
wreath of laurel, hilAritas universa. A rude im-
pression, but uncirculated and very rare.

Lilienthal in his “ Thaler Cabinet 11 says : This rare crown was struck
about lf)54 to commemorate Philip’s marriage with Mary of England.
For this reason the title Ang., precedes the others.

°*209 The same. Half crown. Bust and titles precisely as in
last number. Rev. Shield with arms of England,
France, Spain, etc. popvlo. secyritati. Very rare.

^ Uncirculated.

,J210 The same. Eighth crown. Bust, etc., title rex ang fr
ne P. Rev. fidei DEFENSOR. Fine and rare.

/ O

211 The same. 1558. Crown. Bust to left. phs. d. g.
hisp ang & REX dvx gelr. Rev. Crowned arms.
Rude, and a* usual weak, but everything plain.

All coins of this king, with title as King of England, are very scarce.

7'212 The same. 1563. Small, thick double crown, struck for
Oberyssel in the Netherlands. Bust in armor to left.
PHS. DEI G HISP REX D. IRS ISSY. Rev. Crowned
shield, dominvs mic hi ad.ivtor. The planchet with
many small cracks ; impression fine and but little cir-
^ ciliated. Extremely rare.

'213 The same. Half crown without date, struck at Seville.
Arms of Castile and Leon. Rev. Crowned shield.
Rude impression ; very scarce.

214 Philip IV. 1636. Double crown, struck at Antwerp.
Bust iu armor to right. Rev. Two lions holding a
crown over shield. Fine and rare.

,0

1 215 Charles II. 1684. Crown. Draped bust, with flowing

hair, to right, carolys ii d. g. hispaniae et neapel

rex. Rev. Crown over two hemispheres, representing

Eastern and Western continents; vnvs non svfficit.

Very good, scarce.

) »• ' °

216 Provisional Government. 1869. Spain seated, the Rock
of Gibraltar at a distance. 2, 1, and | pesetas, or
francs. Uncirculated. " 3 pieces

S 217 Sweden. Gustavus Vasa. 1540. Half crown. Half
length portrait with sword and orb. gostays d. g.
rex swecie. Rev. Arms, beatvs qyi timet dom-
invs. Very line for this, the earliest Swedish half
c crown. Rare.

218 The same. (15)44. Salvator crown. Obverse similar to
last described. Rev. Full-length figure of Christ, his
side and feet transfixed, salvator mvndi adivva
nos. Fine and rare.

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Foreign Coins and 3fedals.

ifjS-219 Charles IX. 1606. Quintuple crown of 20 marks. Small,
full figure of king with sword and orb, around it
iehovah sol ati ym meVm ; near border titles, etc.
Rev. Swedish and Norwegian arms crowned, surrounded
by twenty-nine smaller shields. The largest silver coin
of Sweden. Fine and rarissime. 83.

Siso 220 Gustavus Adolphus. 1632. Striking portrait bust nearly
facing in highly ornamented oval ; titles near border.
Rev. Warrior in close fitting coat of mail, with broken
sword in his right hand, and a shield bearing a cross in
his left, stands over prostrate foes. On each side in the
field a sun, struck from lightning above. Legend in a
double circle beginning with miles ego christi, etc.
An uncommonly fine medal. Gilt. 34. .

3V221 The same. Small gilt medalet with bust and crowned
monogram, said to have been worn as a military de-
coration. Loop. Very fine. 14.

UV222 Christina. 1647. Crown of 4 marks. Bust laureate of
queen to right. Rev. Crowned shield. Rare type,
not in Anthon. Obverse rather weak, but fine.

3C7223 Charles XI. 1674. 2 marks. Bust in armor. Rev.

Three Crowns. Fine.

224 The same. 1693. Small crown of 4 marks. Bust to
right. Rev. Crowned shield. Fine.

3oc225 Charles XII. 1713. Broad crown of 4 marks. Large
portrait bust of this celebrated warrior to right. Rev.
Large crowned shield supported by crowned lions.
fRcti ©utis liliclp. Extremely fine and rare.

i? 226 Switzerland. Canton Berne, 1818, 4 kreutzers ; 1826,
5 and 2£ batzen ; also Valid, 1832,1 batz. Proof or
uncirculated. 4 pieces

A 227 Sarine and Broye. 1798. 42 kreutzer. Fasces and

inscription. This canton, created by the fiat of
Napoleon I, no longer exists. Very good and rare. 18.

Ho 228 Schwytz. 1867. 5 francs of the Federal shooting

festival. Lion with sword holding the cantonal arms.
Rev. Swiss cross in trophy of arms. Uncirculated.

5\j 229 Vaud. 1811. Half crown. Cantonal arms and Swiss
warrior. Very fine.

US' 230 Zurich. 1694. Crown. Lion with sword holding the
cantonal shield. Rev. Old winged head over inscrip-
tion. Curious and fine.

is* 231 Transylvania. Sigismund Bathori. 1590, large date.

Crown. Bust in armor to right, the head bare. Rev.
Arms supported by two females. Barely circulated.
Rare.

Masonic Medals.

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10 232

283

George Ratoczi. 1658. Crown. Bust in armor with
fur cap. Rev. Crowned arms. Very fine.

Taberistan. Dirhem of the year 137 of Hegira. Bust
of Kaliff Suleiman to right. Fine and very rare. 14.

Sassanidae. Chosroes I. (531-79). Broad drachma
with bust, struck at Asfahan. Very fine and rare. 19.

,o°

235

238

239
3 *240

^243

^'244

MASONIC MEDALS.

References are made to Marvin’s Masonic Medals.

France. Paris. “Loge des neuf soeurs.” (Franklin’s
Lodge.) Rev. Temple on rock. Silver; very good
and rare. 16. (Marvin 57.)

Bordeaux. “La Anglaise No. 204." Arms and radiant
triangle. Copper ; fine and rare. 17. (Marvin 235.)
1807 Medal in honor of Cainbaceres, G. Master. Bust
and inscription. Bronze ; very fine and scarce*. 26.
(Marvin 54.)

Paris. 1760. □ du Point Parfait. Man seated before

a pyramid and bee-hive. Cop. ; very fine and scarce.
18. (Marvin 164.)

Paris. 1785. Amis incorruptibles. Phoenix on a pyre
and cypher. Bronze; fine. 17. (Marvin 73).

Douai. 1802. Parfaite Union. Three triangles inter-
linked, and seated female with emblems. Bronze. 18.
(Marvin 118.)

Germany. Dresden. 1828. Bust of Von Zeschau.
Rev. Sword and gavel in wreath. Silver; fine. 26.
(Marvin 44.)

Bust of Zinnendorf to left; around his neck a chain ol*
square links, to which is suspended a square. Rev.
Interior of Gothic church ; the names of German Grand
Masters in exergue. Fine bronze medal, struck in
Berlin, 1820. Very scarce. 36. (Marvin 358.)

Mortuary medal of Von Nettelbladt. 1843. Bust facing,
and inscription in a circle of stars. Bronze ; very fine.
24. (Marvin 406.)

Centennial medal. Front view of long, low building, a
spire in the centre, two groups of three trees on each
side in front. D. 27. October 1873. Rev. Within a
wreath of oak, die loge z. d. drei schwertern und

ASTR-E A Z GRITNENDEN HAUTE DEM ANDENKEN AN D.

27. October 1773. Copper; fine. 20. Not in Marvin.

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Masonic Medals — Miscellaneous Medals.

245 Holland. Leyden. Vertu. Kneeling female before
skeleton, a hand from the cloud grasping his scythe,
etc. Rev. Inscription. Oval 24 x 28 with ring. Silver;
very fine and rare. (Marvin 212.)

2*5 246 Grand Orient of the Hague. Bust of Prince William,
Grand Master. Rev. Collar, jewel and inscription
with incused date, 1841. Silver, proof ; original. 32.
(Marvin 24.)

247 Italy. Leghorn. 1807. □ Ecossaise Napoleon. Ma-

sonic implements and blazing stars. Rev. Square and
compasses enclosing the letter 4NT - Copper ; thick. Fine
and rare. 16. (Marvin 501.)

248 Sweden. Charles XIII. Mortuary medal. Large bust

to right. Rev. Monument with two mourning figures.
AETERNUS TAMEN. Ill exergue, PROTECTORI ET PER
XLV ANN SUPR MAG L. FR MUR SVECI MDCCCXVIII.
Struck by the Grand Lodge of Sweden in Stockholm.
Some scratches on reverse, but fine, and one of the
rarest Masonic medals. Silver. 34. (Marvin 438.)

As a class, Swedish Medals are the rarest of all Masonics.

t-j 249 United States. Washington. “One hundredth year,”
etc. Rev. Ground floor of temple, pillars and em-
blems. Copper ; perfect die. Fine proof and rare.
22. (Marvin 268.)

W250 Egyptian obelisk. Rev. Emblems. Silver, proof. 22.
(Marvin 712.)

S 251 The same. White metal proof.

V 252 New Masonic Temple. Rev. Ground floor of temple and
emblems. Copper, proof. 20. (Marvin 37.)

V 253 Springfield, Mass. Masonic Temple. W. M. Proof. 18.
(Marvin 287.)

lo 254 Frossard’s medal. “ Dedicated to Collector's of Masonic
Medals. 1881.” Rev. Grand magic square of 81 num-
bers, adding 369 in 101 different ways. W. M. pr. 32

MISCELLANEOUS MEDALS.

u. 255 Austria. Bronze medal of Leopold I, and another.

Both fine. 25. 2 pieces

u* 256 Baden. 1849. War medal. Copper; proof. 20.

li 257 England. “ Hibernia restituta, 1691 ;” “ Ludovicus

magnus, Anna major:” George IV, bust; Prince
Albert, etc. Bronze ; all fine. Average size 25. 5 ps

Miscellaneous Medals.

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|S°258 France. Commune medal. 1792. Winged female with
staff and Liberty cap, hurling a thunderbolt on crushed
crown and sceptre. Rev. Females holding a Liberty
cap over fasces; a la memoire du glorieux combat

DIT PEUPLE FRANCAIS CONTRE LA TYRANNIE AUX
tu ileries. la commune de PARIS. Br. ; nearly pr. 34.

1 259 Napoleon I. Bust laureate to right. Rev. Napoleon
naked, throwing a triton, descents en angleterre;
in exergue, frapp e a Londres en 1804, the edge inscribed
copied from the french medal. Bronze ; very fine
^ and remarkable. 26.

1 260 The same. Bust to right. Rev. Victory crowning a
minotaur. Conquest of Naples, 1806. Bronze ; nearly
proof. 25.

261 The same. Military bust to right, a laurel crown over
the head. Rev. Cossack and officer on horseback,
fleeing. Struck for the battle of Liitzen. Bronze;
^ very fine. 25.

1 262 Napoleon II. 1811. Bust to left. Birth medal. Bronze;
very fine. 25.

'1263 Peace medal. Paris, 1814. Full figure of Peace with
laurel branch and cornucopia. Rev. Inscription.
Bronze ; fine. 30.

*J264 Napoleon III. 1870. Bust. Title, “ Ex-empereur.”
Rev. Bust of William I of Prussia. Copper; nearly
proof, and a rare satirical medal. 21.

*265 The same. 1870. Bust laureated to left. ex-em-
pereur, etc. Rev. monte sur le trone par le
CRIME, TOMBE PAR SA LACHETE. Rare Commune
medal. Tin ; silvered. Very fine. 32.

266 Head of Republic with Phrygian cap to left. Rev. re-

publique franc aise, etc. Tin ; silvered. 29.

- 0& 'i

267 Same obverse, amb munic etablie par les soins

DES CITNS MONROCQ ET DOCT REGNIER, etc. Till,
bronzed. Rare medical medal. 28.

. I 0

' 268 Same obv. Rev. le citoyen rochereau negociant

FRANCAIS A LA NOUVELLE ORLEANS, ENVOI E
200,000 FR AUX BLESSES FRANCAIS. 1871. Till.
Rare Commune medal relating to America. 28.

,f 269 Commune de Paris. Rev. Names of the executive com-
mission for the defense of the Commune. Very fine ;
tin, gilt. 32.

270 Greek head of liberty to right, republique francaise.

Rev. MORT I)U SAVANT MARIN GUSTAVE LAMBERT
PROMOTEUR D’UN VOYAGE AU POLE DU NORD, etc.

1871. Tin ; very fine. 32.

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Miscellaneous Corns, Etc.

'T‘271 Trial impression of the obverse of a medal never issued,
commemorative of the horrors of the siege of Paris.
In the centre, a winged horse to left and legend.

CHEVAL DEGAS E NE DU SANG QUI JAILLIT DE LA TETE DE MEDPSE
PARIS AEEAME DEVORE SA CHAIR PENDANT QUE REPOSE SA MUSE.

Tin ; very fine. 44.

272 Le Gras medal. Issued by the Paris Numismatic Society
in honor of this distinguished numismatist. Chinese
and French inscriptions. Silver, proof. 20.

2I-T273 Italy. Medieval bronze medal. Head of Pope or
Cardinal in high relief. Rev. Bust formed entirely of
the private parts of a male, totvs in toto et totvs
in qvalibet parte. Indecent but artistic. Fine and
rare. 28.

ii*'274 Head of Satan. Rev. Similar to the last reverse, with-
out the legends. Bronze ; fine and rare. 25.

275 Cosmo cle Medici. Fine portrait bust to right. Rev.
Equestrian statue. Italian bronze ; a beautiful medal
by I. Veber. 30.

7* 27 6 Gioacchino Rossini, musician. Fine portrait medal by
Nesti. Italian bronze. 28.

^ 277 Pius IX. 1849. War medal, with loop, to Roman
Catholic defenders. Copper; fine. 20.

Vo 278 Poland. Sigismund III. Large bust to right. Rev.

View of Danzig. Bronze cast. Very fine, original. 32.
» 279 Russia. Peter the Great. Bust to right ; different
reverses. Tin ; fine. 29. 2 pieces

280 Nicholas I. Bust laureate to right. Bronze proof
medal, issued for the capture of Erzeroum in 1829. 24.
'os'281 Switzerland. Genevese reformation medal by Bovy.

Busts of four reformers. Rev. Faith and Reason be-
fore altar on which rests a Bible, radiant dove above.
Bronze ; very fine. 38.

> 282 Neuchatel. 1814. Bust of Frederic William III of
Prussia. Rev. A church. Bronze ; fine. 26.

S' 283 Miscellaneous. Prince of Orange; Marshall Turenne ;

etc. Very good lot. 6 pihces

AMERICAN COINS.

4-io284 Proof Sets. 1873 Trade set. Dollar, t, \, dime, 5, and

3 c. nickel, 1 c. bronze. Fine proofs. 7 pieces

U-40285 1880. Both dollars. Brilliant proofs. 8 pieces

p'286 Minor Proofs. 1869. 5, 3, 2, 1 cents. Slightly

tarnished. 4 pieces

American Coins.

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o 287 1870 5, 8, 2, l cents. Brilliant proofs. 4 pieces

o 288 1871 5, 3, 2, 1 cents. Brilliant proofs. 4 pieces

o 289 1873 5, 3, 2, 1 cents. Fine proofs ; rare. 4 pieces

0 290 1873 5, 3, 1 cents. Tarnished. 3 pieces

5 291 1877 5, 3, 1 cents. Brilliant proof s ; rare. 3 pieces

^292 1878 5, 3, 1 cents. Brilliant proof s. 3 pieces

■^293 1879 5, 3, 1 cents. Brilliant proofs. 3 pieces

c 294 1880 5,3, 1 cents. Brilliant proof s. 2 sets

o 295 1881 5, 3, 1 cents. Brilliant proof s. 2 sets

296 1882 5, 3, 1 cents. Brilliant proof s. 2 sets

s 297 1883 5 (3 varieties), 3, 1 cents. Brilliant proof s. 5 pieces

s 298 1883 Duplicate set. Brilliant proofs. 5 pieces

r 299 Dollars. 1795. Flowing hair. Very good.

* 300 1796 Very good or fine, but scratched.

0 301 1800 Very good.

0 302 1802 Very good indeed.

*-303 1860 Orleans. Uncirculated,
o 304 1866 Fine proof.
o 305 1880 Trade. Brilliant proof.

-o 306 1880 Trade. Brilliant proof.

o 307 Quarter Dollars. 1806. Pointed 6, fine ; 1825, fine,
scratched. 2 pieces

308 1831 Uncirculated.
c 309 1842 Orleans. Uncirculated,
o 310 1866 Uncirculated.

° 31 1 Dimes. 1800. Very good; nearly fine. Rare.

?312 1805 Very good.

>'313 1807 Stars flat. Fine and scarce.

> 314 1820 Large date. Very fine.
r 315 1821 Small date. Very good.

-316 1827(2) and 29. Fine. 3 pieces

317 1838 Liberty seated : stars. Fine.

I 318 1842 and ’43. Very fine. 2 pieces

« 319 Half Dimes. 1803. Very fine, rare.

320 1829, ’32, and ’36. Extremely fine. 3 pieces

'321 1842, ‘44(2), ’45, and 48. Fine. 5 pieces

322 18o0, 52, 54, 55, 56, ’57, ’58, ’66, 69. Very fine or
uncirculated. ‘ 9 pieces

'323 1858 Mint lustre. Uncirculated.

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American Coins.

f|SP324 Cents. 1793. Chain, without a dot after date and
legend. Extremely fine impression, showing all the
minute hair lines, and of beautiful, almost brilliant,
light bronze color. The planchet was unfortunately
very rough before the piece was struck, and the im-
press did not destroy all the fine cracks, a number of
which are visible on the obverse field. The reverse
is as perfect as that of any specimen of this type 1
have seen. Rare.

M-ic 325 1793 Chain. From the same die as last. Very good
and scarce.

3c> 326 1794 Varieties. Very good. 3 pieces

7^327 1798 Die cracked on rev. Very fine.

s.».v327al799 Head rubbed. > Date, legend, and rev. very good.
Guaranteed. Gou-V-yA .

^-'■'328 1800 over 1799. Good, dark.

Sc329 1800 Perfect date. Very good; some original red
color on reverse.

G 330 1806 Good, dark ; scarce date.

3-o<?331 1807 Perfect die. Extremely fine ; very scarce.

3o 332 1812 Very good.

2 pieces
almost bright

Original red color.

Un

i* 333 1820 and ’29. Fine.

]o 334 1835 Stars rounded. Extremely fine
red.

no 335 1836 Perfect die. Stars flat,
circulated.

i_oo 336 1837 Beaded hair-string. Original red color. Sharp and
uncirculated.

337 1838 Beaded hair-string. A few stars a little weak.
Olive color. Uncirculated.

C"338 1839 Booby head. Extremely fine. Scarce.
j*-339 1842 Large date. Olive color ; extremely fine.

Go 340 1843 ’44 obv. and rev. Bright red. The finest cent of
this rare variety I have seen.

i 341 1847 and '48. Olive color. Uncirculated. 2 ps

C 342 1850 and ‘52. Bright red. 2 pieces.

‘i- 343 1853 and ’54. Uncirculated. 2 pieces

344 Miscellaneous dates. Quite a number line. 26 pieces

J.io345 Half Cents. 1795. Thick planchet, lettered edge. Ex-
tremely fine. Rare.

to 346 1804, ‘07, ’29. Very good. 3 pieces

M-347 Two Cents. 1864-’69, '71 and 72 (6). Fine to bright
red. 15 pieces

American Coins.

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348 One Cent Nickel. 1857 (9), ’59, ’60, ’62, and ’63.

Uncir. 13 pieces

349 1876 Fine proof.

350 1864, ’65, ’68, ’70, ’71, ’73, ’74, ’75, ’76, ’77, ’78 and ’81.

Bright red. 26 pieces

351 1880 Bright red. 37 pieces.

.352 COLONIAL COINS. Massachusetts shilling. 1652.
Large planchet ; small tree with four roots to right.
Very good indeed.

353 Louis XIV. 1670. gloriam regni. ^ crown, struck
for Canada. Fine and rare.

> 354 Rosa Americana, without date. 2 pence. Bust of George

I. Rev. Full-blown rose. Nicked on edge ; very good
and scarce.

5 355 1722 Penny. Rev. Full-blown rose. Fine and scarce.

3 356 1722 Penny, same as last; and ’23, crowned rose. Good.

2 pieces

U 357 Louis XV. 1751. Jeton. Bust and Indian with bow
and arrows, col fr. de l’am. Copper ; very good
and scarce.

o 358 “God protect London.” Rev. Elephant, same as on the
South Carolina piece. Fine and scarce,
j 359 Duplicate of last number. Good,
i 360 Virginia. 1773. Halfpenny. Fine.

0 361 Chalmer’s Annapolis Shilling. 1783. Has been plugged

and tooled over plugging. Good and scarce.

'362 Massachusetts. 1787. Cent. Very good.
j 363 1788 Cent. Fine.

3 364 1787 and ’88. Half cents. The former very fine, but
plugged and tooled, the latter good and pierced. 2 ps.

365 New Jersey. 1788. One of the so-called fox variety.
Good. 2 pieces.

1 366 1788 Horse head to left. Dark ; good and rare.

'367 Kentucky. Pyramid of 15 stars, each with first letter of
State. Thin planchet. Fine and very scarce.

> 368 Duplicate of last number. Very good.

>869 Louisiana, 1722; Connecticut (3), Nova Eborac and
Kentucky. Very fair lot. 6 pieces.

370 Rhode Island. 1779. Satirical token against the Amer-
icans. Some indistinct incuse letters under the ship, a
variety heretofore unknown to me. Yellow copper;
very good. 20.

.371 Columbia tokens. 3 varieties. Fine.

6 pieces

American Coins — American Medals.

24

So 372 Negro in chains. “Am I not a man and a brother.”
Rev. Hands joined. Rare and extremely fine halfpenny
token ; inscribed edge.

V373 Hard times tokens, etc. Includes the scarce Belleville
eagle and bouquet. Very good. 6 pieces

374 Copper token. American eagle, seven stars above. Rev.
J. P. in wreath. Fine and undoubtedly rare. 16.

%\ 375 Washingtonia. 1783. Bust in toga. Rev. “United
States ; ” double-headed cent. Good. 2 pieces

Vjc 376 1791 Cent. Bust to left, “Washington President.”
Rev. Small eagle ; 8 stars around the head, edge in-
scribed, “United States of America.” Fine and rare.

ioc377 Same obverse as last. Rev. Ship. 1793 “Halfpenny.”
Edge inscribed, “ Payable in Anglesey, London, or
Liverpool.” Very fine and scarce.

He 378 1795 Bust to right. “George Washington.” Rev.

Liberty and Security. Edge inscribed. Fine and sc. 18.

Lie 379 1795 Bust to right. Rev. A grate. Very fine and scarce.

ij 380 Bust to right. Rev. “Success to the United States.”
Copper; very good. 16.

U.& 381 Bust to left, 1789. “ George Washington, President.”

Rev. Heraldic eagle. Copper proof. 20.

AMERICAN MEDALS, ETC.

1x^382 Breda peace medal. Lion in high relief to right, over
scattered implements of war, etc. stc fines nostros
LEGES TVTAMVR, ET VNDAS ; ill exergue, LEO BAT AY VS.
Rev. Inscription in 19 lines. Very fine and rare silver
medal issued in 1667 for the peace of Breda, by which
New York was ceded to England. 44.

Jo0383 Satirical medal on Law's Louisiana scheme. (1720.)

Mercury with roll of paper prostrate on barren plain.
credit tst mausetotit. Rev. Portrait of Law from be-
hind. VISIBLIS, INVISIBILIS. BANQVERODT ISt ALA-
MODE. Silver; fine and rare.

3c 384 Vernon medals. Inclusive of
Chagres.” Copper and brass.

17.

two varieties of “ Fort
Good. 23. 3 ps

3»o 385 Bust to right. ADML BOSCAWEN. TOOK. CAPE. BRETON.

Rev. Bombardment of a citadel, louis bourg ; in
exergue, .JUL 26 1758. Brass; fine and rare. 25.
^0*386 Medal commemorative of the Niirnberg Exposition of
the American Aloe or Century plant, held in 1726.
View of the plant in full bloom and inscription. Cop-
per; very fine and rare ; original. 30.

American Medals , Etc. — Ancient Coins.

Ay

c 387 Franklin and Montyon. Busts jugata. Rev. les sous-
CRIPTEURS, etc. Bronze ; nearly proof. 26.
to 388 Silver medal, cente celebrn of so. ca. society mar
28 1837. Hand with three leaves of oak. postekitate.
Rev. Engraved inscription. A very fine and rare cen-
tennial medal from the Bushnell sale. 20.

389 Bust of Grant to right in a circle of stars. Rev. Harp
and shamrock leaves, erin go bragh. Brass, proof;
unique. 20.

0 390 Bust to left of Garfield, “ The nation’s choice, 1880.’’

Rev. Bust of Hancock, “ The people’s choice." Dies
by Lovett, who says that only two or three of this com-
bination of dies were struck. Brass, proof. 17.

A 391 Stonewall Jackson. Bust by Caqud. Rev. Names of
battles. In lacquered metallic frame. Tin ; v. fine. 32.
3 392 Worcester Continentals’ fair, 1880. W. M., proof;
pierced as all are. 25. 2 pieces.

1 393 National School of Elocution and Oratory, Philadelphia.

Orator declaiming and inscription. W. M. proof.
Very rare. 25.

u 394 Brooklyn Suspension Bridge. W. M., pierced. 22.

> 395 Grand Army Republic. 1883. Encampment at Denver,
Col. W.‘ M., proof. 24.

d 396 Southern Exposition, Louisville, Ivy., 1883. W. M.
proof. 20.

0 397 Tennessee Historical Society, Centennial, 1880. W. M.

proof. 25.

1 398 Electro of rare Washington medals; 1851, 2}> gold in

copper; spiel-marks, one silver (?), etc. - 9 pieces

if 399 1876 5 and 3 c. ; 1883, v cents (3), nickel proof. 5 pcs

ANCIENT COINS.

GREEK ; SILVER.

4 400 Athens. Attica. Plead of Minerva to right. Rev. Owl
ACE. Tetradrachm, archaic style. Fine.
id 401 Later period. Tetradrachm. Very fine.

n> 402 Agrigentum. Sicily. Eagle. I K EACAtX TOl'. Rev.
Crab. Broad Tetradrachm. Very good.

0403 Corinth. Head to left. Cruciform banner in the field.

Rev. Pegasus. Didrachm of the Achaian league.
Very good.

0 404 Abydus. Troas. Bacchic mask. Rev. Anchor. Hemi-

drachm. Good-.

Ancient Coins .

26

ss~405 Amisus. Pontus
'jc 406

Rev. Owl facing.

O

Head to left, with ornamented tiara.
Fine didrachm.

Laureated head of Jupiter to right. Rev.

Naked figure to right with spear and

Extremely fine.

20c 407

Soo408

To 409
ir 410

411

i.'+c 41 2
lie 413

lo 414
< or 415

i io 416

Xio 41 7

If 418
I so 419

Bruttium.

BCE T TIQN

shield. Brilliant green patina.

Copper. 14.

Heraclea. Lucania. Head of Pallas to right. Rev.
Naked figure of Hercules, the lion-skin over his left
arm, and the club in his right hand, a vase in the field.
Didrachm. Fine obverse, and very fine reverse.
Macedonia. First Province. Large head, with flowing
hair to right; M AKEJUNQN in large characters
beneath. Rev. Cista, club, table, and AESJLLAS
within a laurel wreath. Broad tetradrachm. Very
fine and rare.

Panormus. Sicily. Head of Proserpina to left. Rev.

Horse. Hemidrachm. Very fine.

Patrae. Achaia. Laureated head of Jupiter to right.
Rev. Monogram and dolphin in wreath. Hemidrachm.
Very fine.

PhisteliA. Campania. Head facing. Rev. <PI2TVAI1\
grain of barley, and dolphin ; another, rev., lion to left,
star above. Oboli. Fine. 2 pieces

Rhodes. Caria. Radiated head of the sun to right.

Rey. Rose in square punch mark. Drachm. Very fine.
Syracuse. Sicilia. Filleted head to right, dolphins in
the field. Rev. Biga to right, a victory above. Tet-
radrachm. Good.

Tarentum. Calabria. Head to left. Rev. Horseman
to right, a dolphin between the horse’s legs. Didrachm.
Nearly fine.

Child on horse to left, monogram in the field. Rev.
TAPA-. Taras on a dolphin, owl in the field. Di-
drachm. Fine.

Naked figure on horseback to left. Rev. TAB 11: simi-
lar to last, but without the owl, and // on the dolphin.
Very good and rare didrachm.

Fhasos. Thrace. Laureated and filleted head of
Bacchus to right. Rev. Figure of Hercules with club
and lion-skin, the legend on three sides. Broad tetra-
drachm. Fine. 22.

Laureated and filleted head of a bacchante to right. Rev.
Hercules, etc., as before. Broad tetradrachm; small
hole in the field. Fine.

Another broad tetradrachm of the same type, but of bar-
baric fabric. Extremely fine. 21.

r | \

Ancient Coins.

27

31*420 Thurium. Lucania. Helmeted head of Pallas to right,
figure of Scylla on the helmet. Rev. HO) C/IJX. Hull
butting to right, a star behind him. Didrachm. Very
fine.

clo 421 Vella.. Lucania. Helmeted head of Pallas to right, /
and a griffin on helmet. Rev. VllAli TQN. Lion to
right, a dolphin in the field. Didrachm. Fine.

\eo422 Egypt. Head of Jupiter. Rev. Eagle. Cogger ; good. 22.

i oo 423 Judaea. Simon Maccabaeus. Parasol and three ears
of wheat. Copper; fine and rare. 9.

•V 424 Another mite of same ruler. Fair.

ho 425 Mauritania. Bust to right, rex ivba. Rev. Front
of temple, two inscriptions in different Semitic
characters. Drachm. Very good.

120

426

»>r427

//a! 428

£,429

J-D 430
U 431
<^432
£ 433

/>-434

i to 435

SILVER COINS OF ROME.

Names in italics refer to the families in old classification.

Capua. Bi-frontal head. Rev. Quadriga to right,
roma incuse. Didrachm or double denarius. Very
fine.

Samnium. Head of Liberty, italia. Rev. Youth with

«/ '

standard and a pig between eight chiefs. Sharp, bril-
liant impression ; rare.

Denarii. B. C. 204-134. A variety of types, each in a
separate envelope, with names of moneyers, etc. Fine
and scarce lots. 7 pieces

Denarius. Head of Rome to right. Rev. Juno Capro-
tina in a biga of goats. B. C. 154-134. C. Rennius ,
money er. Veiw fine.

Denarii. B. C. 134-114. A variety of types, each in a
separate envelope, names of moneyers, etc. Fine. 4 ps

Denarii. I». C. 104-84. Another variety of types,

described as before. Very fine lot. 15 pieces

Denarius. Bearded head of Bacchus. Rev. Pegasus.
1). Titus, moneyer. B. C. 104-84. Very fine.

Denarius. Bi-frontal head. Rev. Female crowning a
trophy. M. Furius Philus, moneyer. B. C. 104-84.
Very fine.

Denarii. B. Cu 84-69. Variety of types, described as
before. Fine lot. 7 pieces

Denarii. B. C. 134-74. Variety of types, chiefly dupli-

cates of preceding lots, and described. A fine lot.

. 18 pieces

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Ancient Coins.

ISC436 Denarius. Head of Scipio Africanus to right. Rev.

Jupiter standing between Juno and Minerva. Struck
by On Cornelius Blasio, moneyer, B. C. 114-104.
Very good.

5o 437 Denarius. Helmeted head to left. Rev. Riga. P.

Servilius Rullus, moneyer, B. C. 104-84. Fine.

^438 Denarius. Head of Saturn. Rev. Venus in biga. L.

Memmius, moneyer, B. C. 104-84. Dentilated ; fine.

3^ 439 Quinarius. Head of Apollo. Rev. Victory crowning a
trophy. C. Egnatuleius, quaestor, B. ('. 1 02. Fine,
to 440 Duplicate of last number; another, a biga on rev. Very
good. 2 pieces

2© 441 Quinarius. Head of Jupiter. Rev. Victory crowning a
trophy of Gallic arms. T. Cloulius , quaestor, B. C.
101. Fine.

3o 442 Sestertius. Head of Rome. Rev. Biga. eoma. Good.
3© 443 Victoriate. Head of Jupiter. Rev. Victory crowning a
trophy. ROMA. Very good.

444 Quinarius. Head of Bacchus. Rev. Victory seated. M.
Porcius Cato, moneyer, B. C. 94. Fine.

3© 445 Quinarius. Head of Jupiter. Rev. Victory crowning a
trophy. Cn. Cornelius Lentulus Marcellinus, B. C.
86-83. Fine.

is 446 Denarius. Female head with diadem to right. Rev.

Double cornucopia. Struck at Valentia by L. Cor-
nelius Sulla, B. C. 83. Fine.

^ 447 Duplicate of last number. Fine ; plated.

^448 Denarius. Head of Juno Moneta. Rev. Victory in
quadriga. C. Annins and L. Fabius, B. C. 81. Fine.

*eo 449 Denarius. Head of Juno Sospita. S. C. in the field.

Rev. Biga to right. L. Procilius , moneyer, B. C.

83. Dentilated. Fine.

<*i"450 Denarius. Youthful head of Bacchus crowned with
grape leaves. Rev. Head of Proserpine crowned with
ivy. L. Cassius, moneyer, B. C. 79-74. Very fine.

]f451 Denarius. Head of Juno Sospita in lion’s-skin to right.

Rev. Hygeia feeding a large serpent. L. Roscius
Fabatus, moneyer, B. C. 69-50. Very fine.

G 452 Denarius. Head of Ancus Marcius. Rev. Equestrian;

statue of Q. Marcius Rex over the Marcian aqueduct
aqva between the arches. B. Marcius Philippus,
moneyer, B. C. 69-50. Fine.

vi 453 Denarius. Helmeted female head. Rev. Eagle on
thunderbolt. l£“ C. 69. M. Plaetorius Cestianus,
curule aedile. Good.

Ancient Coins.

29

>•454 Denarius. Curule chair on each side ; lituus, garland,
and laurel branch. L. Pompeius Rufus, circa B. C.
59. Very fine.

^455 Denarius. Head of Amphitrite, a dolphin in the field.
Rev. Quadriga. P. Plautius Hypsaeus, moneyer, B. C.
58. Fine.

o 456 Denarius. Helmeted head to right. Rev. Horseman
riding over two prostrate foes. P. Fonteius Capito,
moneyed, B. C. 54-50. Very fine; mis-struck.
o 457 Denarius. Owl on helmet. Rev. Aegis of Minerva.

Marcius Gordius Rufus, B. C. 49. Fine.

^458 Denarius. Head of Livineius Regulus. Rev. Modius
between ears of barley. L. Livineius Regulus, money-
er, B. C. 43. Fine ; mistruck on obverse,
s. 459 Denarius. Female head to right. Rev. Vase and lituus.
C. Cassius and P. Cornelius Lentulus Spinther, B. C.
42. Fine ; plated (?).

"460 Pompey, the Great. Denarius. Fine portrait head to
right between lituus and vase. Rev. Anapias and
Amphinomus carrying their parents, Neptune between
them. A perfect head and reverse, which is rare.

'461 Denarius. Duplicate of last number, in nearly as fine
condition. Rare.

"462 Julius caesar. Denarius. Old head laureate to right.
caesar imper. Rev. Venus Nicephore, a victory
in her right hand, a spear in her left. M mettivs.
Struck by M. Mettius, moneyer, B. C. 44. The most
perfect portrait of Julius Caesar I have seen on a coin.
0 Very fine and extremely rare.

463 The same. Denarius. Young head laureate to right,

a star behind it. caesar imp. Rev. Venus with
spear and victory. Struck by M. Mettius, triumvir
of the mint, and P. Sepullius Macer, B. C. 44. Fine
and rare.

oc

464 The same. Denarius. His bust laureate to right, a vase

behind it. caesar dic. Rev. Bust of Marc Antony.
antonin imp. Fine and rare, but in parts black from
corrosion.

jO

465 The same. Denarius. Elephant trampling upon a ser-

pent. CAESAR. Rev. Hatchet, cap, torch, and sim-
pulum. Very fine.

466 The same. Denarius. Head of Venus to right. Rev.

Aeneas bearing Anehises and penates. CAESAR. Obv.
good ; rev., fine.

467 Denarius. Same type as last. Good.

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Ancient Coins.

*°468 Sextus Pompeius. Denarius. Head of Neptune with
trident. Rev. The monster Scylla. praef arae
marit et class s. c. Partly black ; very fair.

3?c469 Marcus Antonius. Denarius. Head of Antony to right.

M ant imp avg., etc. Head of Octavius (Augustus
Caesar) caesar imp. pont., etc. Extremely fine and
ivell struck , every letter of legends ‘perfect .

t/«470 Another. Same type as last. Very fine.

u<>471 The same. Denarius. Small head of Antony to rig-lit.

M anto. Rev. Head of Sol in a shrine. Very good.

3^.472 The same. Denarii. Galley. Rev. Military standard.

Legions VI, VIII and XVI. Very good or fine. 3 ps

'V 473 The same. Denarius struck B. C. 36. Antony as a priest
to right. Rev. Head of the sun. Fine.

JV474 The same. Another denarius, same type as last. Good.

So 475 The same. Quinarius. Winged bust of Fulvia as Vic-
tory. Rev. Lion to right, antoni imp a xli. Very
good.

7^476 Marcus Antonius and Cleopatra. Denarius. Head of
Antony to right, antoni Armenia DEV(icta). Rev.
Bust of Cleopatra to right, filiorvm regvm cleo-
patr. Good ; excessively rare. Cost $8.00, dealer’s
price abroad.

'V477 Augustus, medallion. Fine portrait bust to right.

imp. caesar. Rev. Six blades of wheat, the stems
tied together, avgvstus. Sharp and perfect impres-
sion. Very rare and beautiful. 16.

]e 478 The same. Denarius. Head to right. Rev. Shields and
military ensigns. Struck B. C. 20. Very good.

So 479 The same. Head to right. Rev. Capricorn, a globe •
before him. Struck B. C. 11. Fine; head flattened
above.

i co 480 The same. Rev. Bull butting to right. Fine.

i oc 481 The same. Head laureate to right. Rev. Round temple,
standards within. Fine.

482 The same. Head laureate to right, caesar avgvstvs
divi f pater patriae. Rev. Caius and Lucius with
spears and bucklers, c. l. caesares avgvsti, etc. A
sharp , perfect , and proof-like impression. In this con-
dition, very rare.

too 483 Another denarius. Same type as last. Very fine.

7^ 484 Another. Same type. Fine.

is 485 Denarii. Same type. Good. 2 pieces

Ancient Coins.

31

i^w486 The same. Head to left, divi f avgvstvs. Rev.

Legionary soldier presenting a branch of laurel to
Augustus, seated. Very fine denarius.

3* 487 The same. Head laureate to left, caesar avgvstvs.
Rev. A comet, divvs ivlivs. Fine ; plated.

i^488 The same. Bust to right. ASIA recepta. Quinarius.
Good.

u->0

* 489 Caligula. Denarius. Bust laureate to right. c.

caesar avg. Rev. SPQROBesina wreath of oak.
The whole head, but only that part of obverse legend
given, on the coin. Rev. Well centered. Very good
or fine ; extremely rare.

490 Otho. Denarius. Head to right, imp m ot — o caesar
x avg. Rev. secvritas. Very good ; rare.

491 Vespasian. Bust laureate to left. Rev. Prow of ship,

a star above, cos viu. Fine denarius.

SERIES OF THE ROMAN AES.

Several rare types in extra tine condition.

‘ 492 Aes. Head of Janus. Rev. Ship’s prow. Green patina-
tion ; very fine. Weighs 9 oz. Size 40.

//

493 Aes. Same type as last. Dark green patination; very
fine. 9 oz. Size 37.

H 3<r

494 Semis. Head of Jupiter to left, S. below. Rev. Prow

of ship, S. above. Green patination ; very fine, and of
earliest period. Weighs 54 oz. Size 32.

37 0

495 Semis. Pegasus . to left, S. below. Rev. Pegasus to

right. Extremely fine obverse, brilliant dark patina.
^ Weighs 6 oz. Size 32.

496 Semis. Head of Jupiter to left. Rev. Prow. Rude
f6 type. Fine. Weighs 4 oz. Size 30.

1 497 Semis. Reduced size. Head of Janus. Rev. Prow of
ship to left. Very good, and a rare type. Weighs 2
„ oz. Size 24.

j. 0

498 Triens. Dolphin • e • « Rev. Thunderbolt. Very
fine ; dark green patina. Weighs 3| oz. Size 29.

*499 Triens of Campania. Horse-head to right. Rev. Horse-
head to left. Four pellets under each head. Ex-
z tremely fine.'1 Weighs 3f oz. Size 28.

500 Triens. Helmeted head to left; four pellets below.

Rev. Prow. Fine. Weighs 3 oz. Size 27.

1 1>° c

501 Triens. Same tj pe as last and a still finer impression,

but small break on edge?. Size 28.

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Ancient Coins.

2%

502

ur503

loT504

i a © 505

i pi' 506

\y* 507

508
• a© 509

r*r510

511

7^512

513
C)P 514

^r515

or 516

><l 517
io518
3^ 519

17,520

Quadrans. Open hand. • # • . Rev. Two grains of bar-
ley, pellets between them. Green patina ; extremely
fine. Weighs 2f oz., indicating a very early epoch.
Size 25.

Quadrans. Head of Jupiter to left. • • 9 . Rev. Prow
and three pellets. Very good. Weighs 2f oz. Size 24.

Quadrans of the Volsci. Boar to left. 9 9 9 Rev.
Boar to right ; three pellets. Brown color ; very good
and rare. Weighs 2f oz. Size 24.

Quadrans of Luceria, Apuliae. Dolphin. Only two
pellets visible. Rev. Wheel. Very good. A rare
type. Weighs 2 oz. Size 23.

Sextans. Pleads of Dioscuri, one on each side. Good ;
rare type. Weighs If oz. Size 22.

Sextans. Head of Mercurius. 9 • Rev. Prow. Good.
Weighs 14 oz. Size 21.

Another. Same type ; good. 18.

Sextans. Shell. Rev. Caduceus. © 9 Fine ; rare.
Weighs 24 oz. Size 23.

Sextans of Rutuli. Turtle. © © Rev. Wheel. Very
good indeed. Rare. Weighs If oz. Size 19.

Oval sextans. Club. Rev. ® ® Very good, f oz.

Sextans of Campania. Head of Mercury. 9 9 Rev.

Prow of ship. ROMA. Later period. Very fine. 18.
Another. She-wolf and eagle. ® • Very fair. 18.

Uncia. Knuckle-bone and dot. Weighs 1 oz. Fine
and scarce.

Uncia of Hadria. H A T and anchor. Weighs 1 oz.
Very good and rare.

Uncia. Later period. Head of Minerva. Rev. Prow.
roma. 9 Very good. 15.

Aes, semis, triens, sextans, and uncia. Later period.

Good and fine. Size 10 to 21. 5 pieces

Campania. Helmeted head to right. Rev. Cavalier;

ROMA under the horse. Fine ; rare. Size 13.
Campania. Helmeted head to left. Rev. Horse-head.
ROMA. Finely patinated ; rare. 9.

COLONIAL CURRENCY ; CURIOSITIES, ETC.

Delaware, 26, several of B. Franklin ; Maryland, 25:
Pennsylvania, 4; South Carolina and Virginia, 21.
Some good notes in the lot; many torn, average fair.
76 notes.

Ancient Coins , Etc.

33

6 521 New Jersey, 40; Pennsylvania, 19; Congress, 1776,4.
Nearly all very fine. 61 notes.

1^522 Assignat for 1,000 francs of the first French Republic, 18
Nivose, An 3. Fine.

\ 523 Assignats for 50 sols. May 23, 1793. Very fine. 52 pcs

524 War envelopes, unused; includes the “Secession chain."

81 pieces

i 525 Signature of Gov. Curtin, with seal of Pennsylvania;

Missouri defence notes, unsigned. 3 pieces

? 526 Old brass seals. 3 pieces

ta-527 Genuine Wampum beads. Long and fine. 5 pieces

Ho 528 Indian steatite pipe, ornamented with a seated squirrel.
H in. long. Perfect.

I 529 Piece of electric wire for exploding torpedoes, found in
rebel works at Columbus, S. C. 2i in.

I 530 Centennial breast pin, 1876. Hard rubber,
perfect.

7^ 531 Mosaic breast-pin. Flowers on gold-stone,
o 532 Beads of Venetian glass. Very fine.

3 533 Carved beads, etc. South America.

Large and
2 pieces

Oval. 16.

2 pieces
11 pieces

NUMISMATIC WORKS, CATALOGUES, ETC.

go

7 534 <T|TNSLEY (Lieut.-Gen.) Illustrations of the Anglo-
French coinage. London, 1830. Large 4to, cloth.
7 plates. Loose in the binding, but a clean copy.

The sale catalogue of his collection, priced, is included with the work.

c°

1 535 Allan, John. Catalogue of his collection of books,
drawings, engravings, antiquities, autographs, coins,
medals, minerals, seals, Highland clan dresses, etc.
Bangs, Merwin & Co., N. Y. 1864. 5,278 lots. Priced
in red ink; rare.

1 536 American Numismatic Literature. Pamphlets, magazines,
catalogues of coins and stamps for sale at fixed rates,
dealers’ lists; also a few plates of coins. Over 200 pcs.
Few duplicates. The lot.

^537 Anthon, Charles E. Numismatic cabinet. Part I,

printed prices ; II and III, priced in ink. 3 catals

i/ c x

538 Andrews, Frank D. An arrangement of United States
copper cents, 1816-1857. Vineland, N. J., 1883. 42
pp., paper cover.

34

Numismatic Works, Catalogues , Etc.

So 539 An essay on medals. London, 1784. Small 8vo, half
roan. 324 pp.

Specially interesting to readers on ancient, English and Scotch coinages.

^ G 540 Attinelli, E. J. Numisgraphics, or a list of American
Coin sale Catalogues. New York, 1876. Paper cover.
Very scarce.

Ai o 541 Augustinus, Augustus. Familiae Romanae quae reperi-
untur in antiquis numismatibus, ab urbe condita, etc.,
or the Family coins of Rome to Augustus Caesar.
Large quarto, bound in vellum ; oval, ornamental
design, gilt and ivory in centre.

Fully illustrated by cuts of coins arranged by families.

• oo 542 ‘fp) ABINGTON, Churchill. Catalogue of a selection
(p) from Colonel Locke’s Greek Coins, exhibited in the
Fitzwilliam Museum. Large 4to, boards. 51 pp. Cam-
bridge, 1867.

i to 543 Barthelemy, J. B. A. A. Atlas of Ancient Numismatics.

Paris. Twelve large clean plates of coins. 8vo form ;
paper cover.

bSo 544 The same. Atlas of Modern Numismatics. 12 large
clean plates. Same form as last.

'W 545 Betts, C. Wyllys. Catalogue of his collection of coun-
terfeit coins. May, 1864. Rare.

•jo 546 Blanchet, M. Rod. Monnaies des pays voisins du Leman,
or the moneys of the countries bordering on Lake
Geneva. Lausanne, 1854. 8vo, 224 pp. 8 plates,
and a map in colors. Paper cover; a clean copy.

'jo 547 Bond, G. Theod. Catalogue of historical medals, of coins
of Greece, Rome, India, Asia, America, Japan, China,
etc. Over 10,000 lots ; Amsterdam, 1873. A clean
copy.

<jo 548 Bushnell, Chas. I. Coin collection; catalogued by S.

H. & H. Chapman, N. Y., 1882. Hand priced, red ink.

iso 549 The same. Catalogue of his library, autographs, en-
gravings, etc. Bangs & Co., N. Y., 1883. Priced in
red ink.

3 550 /§t ANA I) I AN Antiquarian and Numismatic Journal,
w Vol. Ill, No. 2; Vol. VI, complete; Vol. VII, com-
plete; Vol. VIII, complete; Vol. IX, No. 1, 2, 4;
Vol. X, complete; Vol. XI, No. 1, 2, 3. All clean.

23 nos

tiS 551 Cassell, Joh. Ph. Sammlung etlicher Jubelhochzeit
Miinzen ; or, Collection of Medals of Golden Weddings.
Bremen, 1759. Small 4to ; plates. Clean copy ; paste-
boards.

Numismatic Works , Catalogues, Etc.

35

552 Catalogues of American Coin stiles. Unpriced, and very

clean. At least four with plates in this and following
three lots. Few, if any, duplicates in each lot. 100 catals

553 Similar lot. 100 catals

554 Similar lot. 102 catals

>555 Similar lot. 95 catals

556 Chaffers, William, Jr. Priced catalogue of Ancient and

Modern Coins and Medals. London, 1855. 8vo, 148
pp. ; paper cover ; a few cuts.

557 Chapman, S. H. & H. Coin sale Catalogues. No dupli-

cates ; one with plates, priced in ink, 3 priced in
pencil. 4 catals

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558 Chevalier, N. Histoire de Guillaume III, Roi d'Angle-

terre, etc. Large 4to, calf. Amsterdam, 1792.

Many illustrations of medals, etc. A rare and valuable work.

> 559 Chicago. Coin sale, 1867. Priced; scarce.

560 Clay, Charles. Coin Collection. Catalogued by W. H.
Strobridge, N. Y., 1881. Plates; priced, scarce.

>561 Cogan, Edward. Coin sale, Phila., March 25, 1862. Wide
margin, interleaved ; printed prices,

562 The same. 1871-79. Coin sale Catalogues. No du-

plicates ; priced. A scarce lot. 20 catals

563 Cogan, Geo. W. 1882-83. Coin sale Catalogues. No

duplicates ; priced. 4 catals

564 Coin sale Catalogues, American. 1863-1883. Priced ;

one or two duplicates. 41 catals

565 Confederate Miscellany, Richmond, Virginia. Includes

coins ; scarce broad sides of coin sales ; “ How it looks
in print;" Stake’s coin sales, etc. A scarce lot. 12 pcs

'566 Creeke, A. R. Some remarks on the Tower Silver Coins
of Charles I, their rarity, condition, and mint marks.
Pages 134-152, detached from the Numismatic Chronicle,
published in London. Complete.

567 tf?VORVILLE, L. P. Sicula. Part I treats of the an-
(£? Equities of Sicily ; numerous plates of temples, monu-
ments, bas-reliefs, etc. Part II of the coins of Sicilv ;
20 very beautiful plates. Part III of ancient Sicilian
inscriptions on marble; also illustrated. Text in Latin.
Folio, bound in one volume, calf. Portrait of author.
Frontispiece of the triquetra, with human head. Am-
sterdam, 1764. In excellent condition, and a valuable
work.

568 Dunlap, William. The Voice of Nature ; a drama, in

three acts. New York, 1803. 12mo.

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c

573

574

569 C||1NGE AVINGS. Revolutionary and Union Generals,
Lincoln, Grant, Meade, Farragut, etc. ; and a few
others. A fine lot. 48 pieces

Jo 570 ^OREIGN Coin sale and Numismatic books, cata-
logues, publications, circulars, etc. About 50 pieces.
The lot.

571 Frossard, Ed. Monograph of U. S. Cents and Half Cents.
Irvington, 1879. 9 plates of fine Cents, Half Cents,

and Colonial Coins. Unbound ; new.

3 572 The same. Numisma. Complete to end of 6th volume,
end of 1882. 36 nos

REPPO, I. G. H. Les voyages de l’empereur Hadrien,

1 et les medailles qui s’y rapportent. 8vo, cloth.
Paris, 1842.

ARZFELD, S. K. Coin sale catalogues, priced, no
duplicates (6); do., pricelist; do., his first coin list
issued in Phila., 1876; all scarce. 8 pieces

575 Haseltine, John W. 1873-1883. Coin sale Catalogues,
priced, or printed lists of prices, no dupl. 37 catals
>o 576 The same. Type table Catalogue. Nov., 1881. Thick
paper copy ; printed list of prices ; very scarce,
loo 577 Hayden, Horace Edward. Soldiers’ medals of West Vir-
ginia. Wilkesbarre, 1881. 8vo ; paper cover. V. rare.

578 Henfrey, Henry W. The Hog Money of the Somers
Islands. Illustrated. Pages 153-160, from the Numis-
matic Chronicle. Complete.

I oo 579 Henry, J. Silver Coins issued in England since the
Conquest, with their values, to which is appended an
account of the Farthings of Queen Anne. London,
1877. l2mo, 48 pp. A useful little book. Illustrated.

The same. English Coins, in silver and copper. Ulus.
The same. Various price lists. 9 pieces

Hobler, Francis. Records of Roman History, from
Cneius Pompeius to Tiberius Constantinus, as ex-
hibited on the Roman Coins. Westminster, 1860.
4to, cloth ; numerous illustrations. A clean copy.

2 vols.

In its special field, the historical coins of tin? Roman Empire, this work
is without a rival for fullness and correctness of description.

,0 583 JOHNSON, Edwin L. Medals, Cards, and Fac-Similes
(cQ of J. A. Bolen. Springfield, 1882. Pamphlet form.

; o 580
• 581
582

wo 584

ACM MANN, Alex. Miinz-kunde, or Modern Gold
and Silver Coins, described and illustrated. Text in
German. 96 plates of coins in metallic colors. Leipzig,
1860. 8vo, boards. A clean copy. 2 vols.

Numismatic Works, Catalogues , Etc.

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;&585 Laskey, J. C. Medals of Napoleon Bonaparte. London,
1818. Fine portrait of Napoleon, from a painting by
Mnncret. 8vo, boards, and a clean copy.

f 586 Le Roux, Jos. Complete Canadian Copper Coin Cata-
logue. Montreal, 1 882. Pamphlet.

7 587 Lilienthal. Thaler cabinet. Konigsberg and Leipzig,
1735. 12mo. Clean ; bound in vellum.

An interesting work, the precursor of Madai.

!*] 588 ACKENZIE, Mortimer Livingston. Catalogue of
Coins and Medals. N. Y., 1869. 5 plates ; unpriced.

5^ 589 Macallister, J. M. Catalogue of Coins and Medals. N. Y.,
1873. Plate ; priced.

o 590 Merzdorf, J. F. L. Th. Die Denkmiinzen der Freimaurer-
briiderschaft, or a description of Freemasons’ medals.
Small 8vo. Oldenburg, 1851. Paper cover.

A scarce work, the precursor of Marvin’s and frequently quoted by the
latter.

>591 Montiaies d’Or et d’ Argent. Gold and silver money,

etc. Paris. Numerous illustrations. 12mo: a clean
copy.

o592 ^APER Money of Pennsylvania. An historical sketch.
Phila., 1862. 8vo, paper cover.

io 593 Pinder, M. Die Reckerschen Falschen Miinzen, or a
description of BECKER’S COUNTERFEITS. Ber-
lin, 1843. 2 plates. 8vo, paper cover ; a clean copy,

very rare.

The cunning brain and hand of Becker for a long time deceived and
puzzled tiie most astute minds among European numismatists.

>°594 Poole, Stanley L. Descriptive Catalogue of the Collec-
tion of Oriental Coins of Col. C. Seton Guthrie. Hert-
ford, 1874. 5 plates. 8vo, paper cover; new and uncut.

595 tt|) ULES and Articles for the better Government of

o o ° the Troops, raised or to be raised and kept in pay by

D* and at the expense of the UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA. Philadelphia: printed by John Dunlap , in
Market-Street , 1776. Small 8vo, 36 pp. Somewhat
discolored, corners worn, small piece torn out of last
page, otherwise in good condition.

Cover marked “ Head Quarters” possibly in the hand of Washington.

A O

An excessively rare copy of the Articles of War, passed by Congress,
under the presidency of John Hancock, Sept. 20, 1776.

>596 Regnant, M. Eugene. Collection of Jetons, Mdreaux, and
Obsidional Coins, relating to the Netherlands, etc.
(French.) Sold at Gand, 1854. 8vo, boards.

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to .598

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I 599
5 600

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f So 602

lo 603

% 604
yf 605
P* 606

© AMPSON, H. G. 1882, '83. Coin sale Catalogues.
No du pi. ; priced. 3 catals

Scott & Co. The Exchange and Market, Swapper’s
Journal. Published in New York, Feb. to Dec., 1873.
Rare. 15 nos.

The same. Coin sale Catalogues, Oct. 10, 1878 (Jones);
Oct. 10, 1881 ; March 13, 1882, plate. Priced. 3 catals

The same. Unpriced Coin sale Catalogues (one with
plate). No duplicate; also Nos. 2, 5, and 12 of Coin
Collectors’ Journal. 15 pieces

Schlegeln, M. Christian. Biblia in Numis ; or, Biblical
Quotations and Stories on Coins and Medals. Text in
German. Jena, 1703. Large 12mo, over 600 pp. ;
boards. A clean copy.

Interesting to students of legends on coins and medals.

o o

Smith, Aquilla. On the Irish Coins of Henry VII.
Pages 50 to 83 detached from Proceedings of an Eng-
lish Numismatic Society. 3 plates, large quarto.
Complete.

Smith, A. M. Illustrated History of the U. S. Mint, etc.
Phila., 1881. Small 8vo, illustrated ; also Yorktown
Handbook, 1881. 2 pieces

Smith, H. P. New York, 1882-83. Coin Sale Cata-
logues. No duplicate ; priced. 5 catals.

Sundry Catalogues of Coins. London sales, 1848. Nearly
all priced. Half calf.

TAN DER CHYS, P. O. Netherlandshe Munten
tot, 1576, or the Moneys of the Netherlands. Sq.
4to, half calf, gold tops, titled in red and green
morocco. Haarlem, 1846-1862. 252 beautiful plates.

9 vols.

A perfectly clean and desirable copy of tins valuable work, a complete
descriptive, illustrative, and historical treatise on the coins of Holland
from the earliest coinage in the Middle Ages to the present time. From
the Alofsen library.

4o 607 ®fILLIAMS, Samuel. A. Natural and Civil History
of Vermont. 8vo, calf. Burlington, 1809. Vol. II
only.

3 608 Woodward, W. E. Priced Catalogues. April 28-May 1,
1863, Colburn, Emerey, etc. Pratt, Haines, Mercer,
Burton, and Dohrmann collections. No dupl. 9 catals

> 609 The same. 1879-1883. Unpriced catalogues. No du-
plicates. 22 catals

Addenda.

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610 The same. A List of Washington Memorial Medals.

Privately printed, 1865. Only 50 printed. Large 8vo,
16 pp. ; paper cover.

611 MACH ARIAS, Ernst. Numotheca Latomornm, or

Masonic Medals. Dresden, 1810. 4to. In eight parts,
complete.

A clean copy of this rare and valuable publication, each medal illus-
trated by a fine plate.

ADDENDA.

612 1795 Flowing hair. Head rubbed. Very good.

613 1795 Fillet head. Very good.

614 1796 Fine. Scarce.

615 1797 Seven stars facing. Fine.

616 1798 Heraldic eagle. Fine.

’617 1799 Stars sharp. Fine.

'■>618 1800 Stars sharp. Very good indeed.

619 1801 Stars sharp. Same condition.

'620 1802 Extremely fine.

621 1803 Fine.

622 1836 Liberty seated, gobrecht at base of pedestal.

Rev. Flying eagle and 26 stars. Minute scratches in
the field, but very fine. Rare.

623 1840 The field nicked. Very fine.

'624 1841 Very fine.

’625‘ 1842 Fine.

'626 1843 Fine.

o627 1844 Very fine.

•628 1845 Small nicks. Very fine.

’629 1846 Same condition. Very fine.

'630 1847 Fine.

’631 1848 Very fine.

>632 1849 Very fine.

633 1850 Minute nicks. Extremely fine and scarce.

'634 1853 Very fine; scarce.

,635 1856 Two minute scratches near star. Extremely fine
and rare.

636 1859 Very fine.

637 1860 Orleans. Extremely fine.

638 1861 Brilliant proof .

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1861 Fine.

1862 Fine proof.

1863 Brilliant proof .

1864 Brilliant proof .

1866 Brilliant proof .

1870 Brilliant proof.

1871 Brilliant proof .

1872 Brilliant proof.

1872 Brilliant proof.

1873 Brilliant proof .

1876 Trade. Brilliant proof .

1877 Trade. Brilliant proof.

1878 Standard. Uncirculated.

1879 Standard. Uncirculated.

1879 Trade. Brilliant proof .

1880 Standard. Brilliant proof .

1880 Trade. Brilliant proof.

1881 Standard. Brilliant proof.

1881 Trade. Brilliant proof .

1882 Standard. Brilliant proof .

1882 Trade. Brilliant proof .

1883 Standard. Brilliant proof .

1883 Trade. Brilliant proof.

1883 50c., 25c., 10c., 5c. (2), 3c., and lc. Brilliant proofs.

7 pieces

Confederate States Envelope, Flag, etc. ; Johnson Im-
peachment tickets, Electoral commission card, counting
the vote for president, etc. A nice lot. 17 pieces

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